New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
wnpK nE TIE FlSH COMMISSION.


CANADIAN BARBARITIEs TO AMERICAN FISHER
MEN
WASHINGTON March 2O-In the last winter which was
an unn.uay severe one at sea, Fish Commission sue
cecded In Matching 35OO),0O0 cod eggs oIluShs '"o
young up by hand, 10 speak, to the age VI
and turning them into the ocean. rms " crop "'' 20
ripe four and five years hence Among 'ho '''A' ~
the commission has set for Itself, TO DC unie' 'A "
mcdat.ly is that Of attempting to rcpehSh 'no eo''
yater, with halibut Despite the theory oil some S'e"'
,,, I'm ff,rts NJ mankind never make any "PPro'i
abIe dccrcase in the food supplies OF the ocean, ' P
ply Of this valuable fool fish has Deen ucPoo " , -,
where IL was once common. ana such ~ io -
d,u,h. of from 30 to 100 fathons. IheS ""S oo ~
,, hol and lne but difficulty il experienced III p'nS-
ING them from such a depth with ehou'" Vi y ,,
IS ,,to imam .cr,iceable tothc Commission Inc
,asp ,yu rcouire time and careful experiment In
,eu,cpt howeycr II found In the iact thn. s hn
yentrcsoe ia yidnAl Of the sleo'e ipstanre Of the
I'M known 10 the Commissionwith It's sonacn ' GO
ircsh water fish. upon which IL Wa made 10 plant
thriving. The aitcnp' WIZ Pi"'"'''
habut IN Chesapeake Bay Nal ,ions respecting the
ssnrrir. Trouble, win Canada. The report s"''' -
vne. M ,r rights than those we possess i a
incorporation Of sA,S psTne to buy bait of
the nadaus but e pr1viese - nhins within the
mile limit Is believed to nDsointoy % son.tiurs nink
H. harris ip: In thus tey Az ny "sci d,"p
nets nov IN ni''ra' u'9 e W. isnptton drop them
.uttH
49,, liable to damage ~n ,ha,a mo
a. almnst To fisherman upon nj Ameri
-trab" una 'o that
CON vessels, Inc season through. 10 not u.s. ''s.i
canadians whom no ru'tfi' t4ohS "' A.; ,,a
ono of the outrages which mas llsure sou" ,,ne under
reccut iiulomac literature On TINS su'yo nod entered n
.,atr irIlinss nersonal knowledge lie ' ~ ,th.r
Cp"aan port as Inc had right TO do ioi loo"
snnncs and WAS ON his way out when ~ 'nnnantnnce
ii commanded by a worthy man OF MS ssrnsene
VIM aatd that he short oi LAYING beon
and food for the homeWafd No9"su;; Captain
dnIaved at sea by adverse w mr'sapa bnt ad.
IoIIns supplled his acquaintance WIN md right TO
vi-cd him 10 20 into port IOr wafer ' the crclm-
w, nd for fnod ths refusal OF which unuol NV race ~
sc', r. wns Thought would have dsgrioou "a ~
sI,ri.ns CAPTAIN Collins gave the has.sa a Cnn.n
INTRODUCTION 10 tho law partner OF Tue The vessel
lie Cou,ul himself being absent militia leyai
1,nr'nrle and vas perinltted To HI n' nr,viisSe
s ~, mn was imperiOusly refused ,nc para a.
y, hnyina food Not only this put net pltaIs dnruy
,Dsd iwenty-four hours by the porv o ,haa sia was
i, ,me favorable wind WAS Dowlhk uion sio WIS
VIZ, -, ssn with her In state OF sou sur ~ ~,
sen. - mass of valuable statistics peaiine on .o ias
- a., 3i.nute aud upon the fisheries gchcray ~ III p
oi ~ collection by the Commission ana 'ot no
on. ar legislation again undertaken i'o mh1
sh information may eater, the element VIII no' o'
found wahuhk'
| HOW THE CIVIL SERVICE LAW ID EVADsD
w,sussros. March 20 tspeeab. Despite deniais IL
os Mugwump newspapers there 10 good authority io'
the statement that the Civil Service Commissioners art
making preparations to bring to the attention OF
aart number OF cases In which the CiVh eef'ieo Law